The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-10-16
sALT LAKE ORE MARKET.
LOCAL BRIEFS.

AM THE villain still pursued her"
Br.INGss IN the Police Court is re-
m&Tkably quiet.
THERE Is a message at the Western
Union Telegraph Office for Julia Rodsin.
T.R. JONES & Co. received yesterday:
Germania bullion, 81 ,665. "a; ore, So .852,-
SO. Total, $5.51S.23.
A CASE of diphtheria was reported
Yesterday a. the residence of Mrs. Cole,
on First South Street.
Z. W. RUFF has gone to Helena
Mont. He may remain there II the
outlook is satisfactory.
WELLS, FARGO 81 Co. S shipments yes
terday we're: Base bullion, SLIGO; fine
bars, 50 9S674. Total, $l1 .686.74.
THERE WILL be no Sunday School in
the Seventeenth Ward to-day, on &C
count of the prevalence of diphtheria.
JAMES LOWE has been reappointed a
notary public for Salt Lake County
the commission being issued yesterday.
MCCcRNICK & Co. received yesterday :;
Bannock silver, 81 GOO; Hanauer bullion,
81 ,S00 silver and lead ores, $50, 500
Total, $24, 400.
REV. DR.. IL1FF has sufficiently re
covered from his late illness to be able
to occupy the pulpit at the Methodist
Church to day.
TIE RAINsToRM of yesterday morning
cooled the atmosphere considerably.
Another thick coat of snow covers the
Wasatch Range.
john W. TAYLOR and George J.
Taylor have taken the oath and entered
upon their duties as executors of the
estate of John Taylor, deceased.
A COUPLE of women started in to have
a smuggling match in an alley way below
the Theatre yesterday. They were
separated before any damage was done.
4 VERY large train went out over the
Utah Central yesterday morning, taking
the last of the Conference people. The
Utah and Northern was also heavily
crowded.
"BooM!" Is the watch word now.
Nothing but suicidal actions can stay
the onward and upward course of Salt
Lake--Jhe coming inland metropolis OF
the west.
GEORGE HARMON, who is under in
dictment for grand larceny, was yester-
day released from the Penitentiary, on
giving bond OF 81 900 before Commits
sioner NorreIl.
BLANCH GRAY, daughter OF John and
Emma G. Gray. died of diphtheria
yesterday morning in the Thirteenth
Ward. This makes the second death IN
the family from diphtheria within the
past week.
In THE Police Court yesterday sen
teuce was suspended in the case of J ohm
Morton, charged with being drunk.
The case a 5ainst Huffaker, charged
with EN- bezzlement, was continued un-
I'll Tuesday next.
A LETTER was delivered yesterday
morning, which bore the Logan date Of
February 22d. 1t was received in Salt
Lake at u N. the next day. Just where
it has been spending its vacation is
mystery yet unfathOmed.
SrEPHEN DAVIS, well known among
the patrons of the steam laundry as the
driver of the delivery wagon, was badly
injured on Friday, being kicked III the
SkCLudCA ny q hOAoCs LIZ " GlS 1SfOA tC1
Yesterday as being IN very critical con-
dition,. with the chances decidedly
against his recovery.
LOUIS PECK and Thomas G. Gill, wha
left Salt Lake on the 25th of August
last, on an advertising tour, astride of
their Columbia bicycles, have returned,
having travelled $50 miles through the
southern country, decorating" fences,
rocks, barns, etc., with the advertise
menUs Of prominent firms.
WITH THE present tead Salt Lake en-
joys over any place between Denver
and san Francisco, she should ex-
perience no trouble in keeping ahead of
them all, and she will hold that position
Just as long as her business men are
united and pull together for a common
obiect-the development OF our natural
resources.
Mr.. ALEX MITCHELL, relative OF the
late millionaire president of the Chi
cago, Milwaukee and st. Paul, has been
promoted from travelling passenger
agent of that road to commercial agent
at Salt LAKE City. The road has several
agents scattered through the noun
tains, and it is probable that the richest
railway company in America will be-
fore long head Westward.-Denver Ne10S